This place has some amazing chicken. My personal go-to is the General Tso sauce and cajun…read moreseasoning. Fries are nothing to write home about the chicken is absolutely fire . My only critique is that since coming here twice I have called and they have not been able to tell me when the kitchen will be open.

I didn't eat here but I did stop in for a beer. It didn't seem worthy of one stars to me. The guy…read morebehind Dr the bar was polite and got me my beer quickly. I noticed that the gentleman next to me ordered a higher and some fries. It looked and smelt good. I took look at the menu and it consists of what you would imagine for a place like this... Salads, wraps, subsequent, sandwiches, burgers, dogs, and wings. But what I found most interesting were the "challenges" on the back of the menu ( see pictures that I uploaded).

Great local club. Very community oriented. Need some new membership to keep it goin. Support your…read morelocal club and businesses. Stay safe!

Great hidden gem in Pittsburgh. Really excellent food & great specials. Solid beer selection…read more Wonderful service. Nice traditional bar atmosphere.

Good. It's a neighborhood bar with a lot of character and good beer options. The menu is somewhat…read moremore creative and interesting than you might expect, but they are ultimately specializing in bar food. That's not intended as a dig, it's just what they're serving. We showed up for a Saturday lunch ahead of a snow storm, and the overall experience was good. The staff were friendly. There were clearly some number of regulars around. The space is a bit old and drafty, but that just adds a level of character. In terms of the food, we ordered a few salads and a half reuben (part of the lunch special), plus an Italian flatbread. Nothing was exceptional, but everything was nicely prepared and presented. The vegetables in the salad were fresh and crisp. The flatbread was good but not particularly noteworthy. My partner liked the rueben, but thought it could use a little more sauerkraut. The Guinness was fresh and nicely poured. All told, this was a good experience. Understand that this is more of a neighborhood hang than a destination, but it excels at filling that role.

The service, the food, the casual ambience is absolutely phenomenal. I love that the prices are…read moreaffordable and you get your bang for your buck. If you're from the area you're bound to run into someone you know. The fried thicken salad can be fried or grilled, I always go fried and it never fails.

This restaurant & bar was a great pick. The mural on the wall is great. The service was amazing…read more The food was delicious. I'm a huge wedding soup fan and theirs is great, even tho it had carrots in it. Wedding soup should NOT have carrots. Fortunately, there weren't too many and the taste of the soup was great. The Italian egg rolls were delicious. The shell was so crisp and perfect. My friend said the chicken parm was also delicious and that was a lot of food. Prices are reasonable. I'd definitely go back if I lived closer.

Co-Sign Speakeasy serves a variety of excellent cocktails in the "Bank on 8th" building that was…read morebuilt in 1926. The bar's space was renovated to transport customers to the secrecy of the Prohibition era. Through OpenTable, I made a reservation for my husband and me. We entered the building through a side entrance on Amity Street, checked in with an employee at a desk, and then waited for another employee to walk us to the 100-year-old elevator (it still works!). On the fourth floor, we saw old bank items such as safety deposit boxes and mechanical check printers. We pushed a button to turn a clock handle to a certain time, and then a hidden door opened. We entered the bar, and two bartenders, Ryan and Robbie, greeted us. The menu listed vodkas, gins, tequilas, mezcals, liquors, bourbons, ryes, rums, seasonal drinks, and mocktails. Food could be ordered from the Puerto Rican restaurant Secretos De Mis Abuelos that is located elsewhere in the building. The bar consisted of a few rooms, each of which had glamorous interior design such as antique furniture, wallpaper with bold patterns, paintings, and dimly lit lamps. Beyond the bar was the Library, which had shelves of books and an old radio. The bartenders patiently repeated to us that we should pull a certain book to open another secret door that would lead us to the Red Room. We finally figured out which book to pull, and we walked down stairs to a parlor with rich, red hues, plush seating, and (at least at that time) a more private, quiet setting. I ordered the French martini (vodka, Chambord, pineapple juice, raspberry vanilla shrub, and raspberries) and the Painkiller (spiced rum, coconut rum and cream, pineapple juice, orange juice, and nutmeg), and I rate them both as 5 stars. Each of those drinks cost $13 plus tax, credit-card fee, and tip.

We came here on Saturday night for a private event. My friend rented out the whole space for her…read morebirthday! I really enjoy the speakeasy aspect and how it's dark and moody inside. There's a main space with the bar with surrounding tables, a smaller back room with some comfy chairs, and a hidden room underneath that's fairly spacious. The service was great and I was able to get a drink really quickly. I liked how they let the birthday person bring in outside food and utensils and set it up in the back room. I got the Hawaiian Hangover drink and it was delicious and well crafted. I'm sure I'll be back!

Pens game on, great service, great people, good little dive bar. Come here for good cheap drinksread more

I would maybe give this bar 2.5 stars. I stopped by here to check it out on a Thursday night when…read morethe Steelers were playing. There's a square bar in one side with about 12 to 15 seats and then some tables on the other side. When I came in, there were about seven or eighth other patrons. Most seemed to be regulars judging by the way they were interacting with each other and the lady bartender. They have around five or six beers on tap. I got a Yuengling. The price was good, $3.50 for a pint. The best thing was that they had good viewing for the game, and they also turned the audio up so you could hear it easily. On the whole, I would say this is a good place for watching a local game. I didn't try any food and didn't see anyone else eating a meal so can't comment on the food. The establishment itself has a cluttered appearance. The decor could use some improvements. The place really seemed like a hangout for some locals.

Was driving around Pittsburgh and decided I wanted some wings - Everyone loves wings in Pittsburgh,…read moreit's like the city bird - er food. This place came up on the map and I've seen it hundreds of times when I was growing up, my Dad said great things about the owner Tony, his food, everything, and my Dad knows a lot of people so I stopped in for an early lunch. Tony is a very dynamic guy, an excellent conversationalist and knowledgeable guy! I was glad to talk to him about the old times in Pittsburgh when my Dad owned Hank's ConKan and times were good. I bartended for him since I was 15 years old - now I'm 50. T's has been here for all of that time and has only gotten better - ***Large Full Wings - too many flavors to count, I got the Garlic Parmesan Butter wings and there were INCREDIBLE. I honestly don't remember wings tasting that good. Those large wings had tons of delicious juicy chicken on them - a real treat. ***He also makes big juicy homemade burgers and sandwiches and has an upstairs. Great atmosphere with a private lot on the side - A perfect place to watch the game.

I've never eaten here before but I have picked up beer on my way home from work many times and…read morethere is always a guard there at night to check you and the bartenders here are pretty fast and I always leave them a tip because they are so good. Haven't been here in a long tome but I've also did a karaoke night with a friend before, we sang the night away the wonder of the business is really nice too! The crowd here isn't overwhelming so if you want to stop in real quick or just grab a drink to check this place out.

We had the pleasure of stopping by Hidden Harbor in Pittsburgh for some tiki drinks, and it did not…read moredisappoint. This spot is amazing -- the drinks are solid, the décor is on point, and the bar has such a welcoming vibe. They also serve food, though we only went for the tiki cocktails this time around. If you're ever in the Steel City, this is definitely a must-visit.

We stopped by right at 5pm when they opened on Saturday and were able to snag three seats at the…read morebar. There was a line of people waiting to get in already! The inside has super cute tiki vibes although it does get pretty dark after the sun sets. I love how all their drinks come in super cute cups along with fun accessories. Our drinks were pretty good. They didn't have any shots (besides straight liquor) when I asked but they were nice enough to give me a little sample in a small cup of another drink

Tried a little of everything but I came for a good hot dog. I had a beef frank, they also have…read moreturkey and veggie dogs. They have all the toppings, and everything comes on a poppyseed bun. My bun unfortunately became very soggy. I still ate the dog and it was solid. French fries were average, but the wings and onion rings were excellent. Lots of sauce and rub options. Service was quick, and the waitress was on it! It was busy and our food came quickly, and our large party was well cared for. It's a small place but I could still have a conversation with everyone at the table. They even allowed for us to bring in the birthday cake. Over all a nice place to try a verity of hot dogs and other "bar" food with some nice nightly specials.

Karaoke Mondays with Brookie T are the best!!! She is an awesome KJ and the vibes are immaculate…read more There is a range of talent and so many incredible singers and performers. The bar staff are also absolutely lovely. Highly recommend.

Great place to get a hoagie!…read more I always order through GrubHub and the sandwich is always amazing. Classic Pittsburgh staple and 'must visit' for anyone new to or touring Pittsburgh.

Triangle Bar & Grill was an okay experience for me. A few of my patients kept telling me I had to…read morecome try it and were raving about the sandwiches and how big they are, so I decided to stop by for lunch one day and finally check it out. I will say, I was a little underwhelmed based on how much hype I heard, but that could honestly just be because of what I ordered. I ended up getting a cheesesteak, and coming from being used to Philly cheesesteaks, I think I had pretty high expectations that just were not met here. That being said, it was still fine, and I am glad I got to try it. The service was nice and quick, which I appreciated. I definitely plan on going back to try one of their more famous sandwiches so I can give it another shot and hopefully change my outlook. I am not counting them out just yet.